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 1 Fwd,2|     same time, the fourth and fifth fingers are folded against
 2  2,35|       repeated by the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Councils) [
 3  3,5 | Dionysius Exiguus in the late fifth century and were widely
 4  3,17| teachings. The Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Ecumenical Councils
 5  6,2 |     occur at the start of the fifth century which would finally
 6  6,15|       separation began in the fifth and sixth centuries over
 7  7,14|      Vincent of Lerins in the fifth century, when all the West
 8  7,17|      ever since the fourth or fifth century were discovered.
 9  8,7 |       repeated by the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Ecumenical
10  9,39| change and renewal of it. The Fifth Ecumenical Council, in refuting
11 10,20|     centuries. Already in the fifth century, St. Cyril of Jerusalem,
12 10,23|       in the Gospels.~ In the fifth century, St. Jerome pointed
13 10,27|       cult is a decree of the Fifth Ecumenical Council (the
14 10,28|    therefore condemned at the Fifth Ecumenical Council the false
15 10,28|     the Monk, a hermit of the fifth century, wrote: “No one